Sentence examples for large quantities of money from inspiring English sources

Quite simply, Russia lacks institutions and officials capable of applying large quantities of money honestly and efficiently.

The ICIJ's documents show more than a dozen close relatives of China's political and military leadership have been moving large quantities of money into the British Virgin Islands.

In both cases, companies and individuals, dazzled by the seemingly unlimited commercial possibilities of the technologies, threw large quantities of money away on half-baked businesses and products.

In an era when financing campaigns is everything, women are turning out to be very good at one of the things people always assumed they couldn't handle -- wringing large quantities of money out of special interests.

Just as trade, finance, information, and technologies are moving rapidly across borders, so too are labor markets and transnational migrant communities, with migrants sending large quantities of money and knowledge back to their native countries as philanthropy, remittances, and commercial investments.

The relative gravitas of "The Bank Job" (and the jewel-caper movie "Flawless," opening next month) is something of a novelty these days, a throwback to the good old days of the heist movie, when the purloining of large quantities of money and/or valuables from heavily guarded institutions seemed at least a little, I don't know, dangerous.

The upshot of 30 years of neoliberalism in housing is an exceptionally cramped product sold (or let) for an extremely large quantity of money.

One of these, called "I've Got It All," could not fail to be reproduced: it showed Ms. Emin with splayed naked legs "giving birth" to a large quantity of money.

In a separate development, Sai Baba's Sathya Sai Central Trust said it had recovered a large quantity of money and cash from his "personal chamber".

Vohs explained to me that while any amount or representation of money will trip off this tendency toward disinterest, the effect is amplified when you use larger quantities of money and raise the frequency of the monetary interactions.

That is a good idea, unless you want to find a way to go back to issuing the larger quantities of "money" that Mr. Gorton argues were formerly issued by the shadow banking system.